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Darwin Voyaged on a ship called the Beagle where he observed different species of birds which essentially acted as the basis for the development of his theory of natural selection.
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Darwin experimented with seeds in seawater, to prove that they could survive ocean crossings to start the process of speciation on islands. This allowed Darwin to perfect his analogue theory of natural selection with a more artificial selection
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Darwin released his book On the Origin of Species which introduced society essentially to the Evolution of Natural Selection. Which is that organisms that are better accommodated with their environment have better chances of survival and better chances of procreating
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Darwin’s The Descent of Man presented evidence that humans are animals – we are members of the ape family and are the descendants of apes